Peach Ginger Jam
A quick and easy way to preserve those peaches for later use! You’ll need sure Jell or liquid pectin to hold it all together, but all else is a regular kitchen staple.
Peaches
Peaches are a summer tree fruit. They have a fuzzy edible skin with a juicy sweet, pale orange colored flesh. The color of the flesh may differ depending on the variety of peach and also the vitamin content in the peach. Peaches are a true sign of summer.
Peaches are often eaten as is or served in salads, salsa, drinks, and grilled. Peaches are also a fruit that can be frozen, or made into jams and jellies to be canned for use all year long.
Peaches are highly perishable, so it is recommended to use them promptly after receiving them. We at CSA365 recommend freezing or canning to have fresh summer peaches all year long.
Peaches are low in calories, have no saturated fat or cholesterol. They do have vitamin C, E, B3, B5, A, K, calcium, iron, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium so go ahead and enjoy this seasonal treat!
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If you haven’t grilled peaches before you don’t know what you’re missing. The heat caramelizes and softenes the peach flesh bringing out a sweetness combined with that quintessential summer grilled flavor, you really can’t beat it.
Start by running a knife around the peach and removing the pit. You can peel them if you like, but I like to keep the skin on to help hold the structure of the peach. Spray them, or lightly brush them with oil.
Place them face down on the grill over medium heat and let them cook 4-6 minutes until they are grill marked and softened.
Grilled peach are amazing with pork. Here is Sarah’s pork on the grill coated with pesto. A great refreshing summer meal. Enjoy!
A quick and easy way to preserve those peaches for later use! You’ll need sure Jell or liquid pectin to hold it all together, but all else is a regular kitchen staple.
Clafoutis (or clafoutis) is a light and delicious custard-type dessert, and works just as easily with plums as it does with peaches. Don’t forget to pick up some sour cream to make this version. Let your stone fruits sing with this simple and delicious dessert!